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Bishan Park Stream - Vegetation cleared
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Under the ABC Waters programme, Bishan Park concrete canal has been converted to a natural stream, creating habitats for wildlife like birds, butterflies, dragonflies and b...
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Hoverfly hovering
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A common hoverfly (Asarkina salviae) in Singapore, hovering.
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Fungus beetles, having food and sex
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These tiny beetle (~4mm) belong to the genus Triplax in the family "Erotylinae". The beetles in this family are sometimes called "pleasing fungus beetles".
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Hover wasps plucking something off a spider web
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Two hover wasps (Vespidae, Stenogastrinae) are inspecting a vertical spider web by flying up and down in front of it. Occasionally, they would land on the web and seem to b...
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Damselfly devours a mosquito
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Argiocnemis rubescens (Variable Sprite) is uncommon in Singapore. It is a confusing species due to its age related colour variation. It is found in ponds and marshes at for...
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Green Metalwing of Malaysia
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Green Metalwing (Neurobasis chinensis) is a very beautiful damselfly. It inhabits clear, flowing forest streams of South and South-east Asia. Sadly, in Singapore, all suit...
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Lumbering flight of a netwing beetle
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Lumbering flight of this netwing beetle!, with long antennae and all legs outstretched. The antennae and forewings sometimes hit obstacles such as leaves and twigs as the b...
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Fishing larvae of tiger beetles
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It is possible to "fish" the larvae of tiger beetles out of their burrows. The tiger beetle larvae featured in this footage are Cicindela aurulenta.
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Wow, what pops out from underground!?
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Wow, what pops out from underground!? I'll let you guess. Please give your answer in your comments.
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Earwigs (Dermaptera) stretching out hindwings
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The way this earwig stretches out its hindwings is amazing. When not in use, the hindwings are folded like a Chines paper fan and hidden beneath the undersized forewings.
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